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The councils dishing out most (and least) fines to parents over holidays

Sky News Tuesday, 29 April 2025
The councils dishing out most (and least) fines to parents over holidaysNew research has revealed vast differences in the number of truancy fines handed out by local authorities in England and Wales.
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